Some improvements could be made by anyone. For example, I know the main routine in perform() shall be split into several parts for readability. I apologize in advance for this kind of spaghetti code, but I was short on time to refactor it. Also chunked HTTP transfer encoding would be a nice contribution from anyone interested. It is detected but not yet supported.
apps/graphics/NxWidgets: Fix a possible deadlock condition when waiting for window geometry data that will never come. Fixed by re-requesting geometry data if we don't already have it.
apps/graphics/twm4nx: Add some debug output.
apps/graphics/twm4nx: Rethink how background events are handled.
apps/grephics/twm4nx: Expermimental organization to capture background events.
include/ and netutils/: Remove references to CONFIG_DISABLE_SIGNALS. Signals can no longer be disabled.
nshlib/: Remove references to CONFIG_DISABLE_SIGNALS. Signals can no longer be disabled.
system/: Remove references to CONFIG_DISABLE_SIGNALS. Signals can no longer be disabled.
testing/: Remove references to CONFIG_DISABLE_SIGNALS. Signals can no longer be disabled.
examples/: Remove references to CONFIG_DISABLE_SIGNALS. Signals can no longer be disabled.
Squashed commit of the following:
apps/nshlib: Remove NSH initialization. Now uses the common apps/netutils/netinit logic (which was cloned from nshlib to begin with).
apps/netutils/netinit: Clone network initialization logic from NSH to this directory so that it can be available for general use.
The patch provided in issue 135, which adds support for HTTP Chunked Encoding, covers all paths in the webserver app except CGI callbacks. As a result, if a page being served happens to use CGI, it could generate stream content that does not comply with HTTP Chunked Encoding.
The patch attached amends the webserver app's CGI callbacks to use the HTTP Chunked Encoding sender function instead of using send() directly.
The webserver/httpd app is currently broken when script support is enabled (CONFIG_NETUTILS_HTTPD_SCRIPT_DISABLE). The root cause has been tracked down to the "Content-length" not being available ahead of time in this case (length of -1 passed to send_headers() ). On the other hand, the server closing the socket does not result in FIN being sent to the browser either (FIN not supported by NuttX yet).
Simple solution: Add support for HTTP Chunked Encoding to webserver/httpd (attached patch).
The attached patch is simple. It adds a configuration option to enable chunked encoding. When enabled, the implementation will auto-detect the cases where content length is not available ahead of time, and will automatically engage chunked encoding transfers.
Without this patch, the browser/client hangs forever, as it is expecting more data. With this patch, the browser displays the content.
Reviewers note: Reviewing the changes I also see that these file did not follow the NuttX codings standard. I ran all files through nuttx/tools/indent.sh, manually reviewed all files for coding style issues. I also changed occurrences of non-standard types u8_t, u16_t, and u32_t to the standard uint8_t, uint16_t, and uint32_t.
FTP: Adds support for IPv6 and fixes various transfer issues
* netutils/ftpd: Fix support for IPv6 FTP server
* netutils/ftpc:Adds support for IPv6 sockets
* ftpc: Must convert port received by EPSV reply to network order
* ftpc: Data socket address for passive connection should be same as server address
* ftpc: Must skip human readable string in EPSV response before scanning for port
* ftpc: Don't send PASS command if USER command was sufficient. ie no password required
* ftpc: Generically handle permanent negative completion in shard ftpc_cmd logic
* ftpc: Minor addresssing fix
* ftpc: Tweak logic for overriding network debugging output
* FTP: Adds option for setting stack size of various threads in FTPD and FTPC
* netutils/ftpd: Fixes build error setting IPv4 address. sin_addr => sin_addr.s_addr
* netutils/ftpd: Protects against partial write returns by looping in that case
Approved-by: Gregory Nutt <gnutt@nuttx.org>
apps/netutils/netlib: netlib_ipv[4|6]adaptor() will now use the new routing table interfaces if they are available: If the desination IP address does not correspond to the network served by any device, then the address of the router that should get us to the correct sub-net is is determined. Then the network adaptor that can communicate with the that router has the IP address that will returned.
apps/netutils/netlib: Add new utilities netlib_ipv[4|6]router() that can be used to determine the IP address of a router that would be used some some destination IP address that is not locally accessible.
apps/netutils/netlib: Add helpers for reading the routing table: netlib_read_ipv4route() and netlib_read_ipv6route()
